The proposed H1N1 influenza vaccine expected to be administered to millions of Americans may pose serious risks, along with subsequent lawsuits due to adverse consequences experienced.<\/p>\n
Much discussion has recently surfaced about the mandated administration of H1N1 \u201cswine flu\u201d vaccines to millions of Americans, especially those included in so-called \u201chigh risk\u201d groups such as children, the elderly and pregnant women. But if these groups are at risk for contagion of the relatively rare influenza strain \u2013 they may also be at risk for adverse consequences received from the vaccine itself.<\/p>\n
How safe is this vaccine? What are its potential hazards?<\/p>\n
In fact, one of the special groups currently being targeted for vaccination is healthy pregnant women. This group, while at risk for the \u201cswine flu,\u201d may be at direct risk of experiencing adverse affects attributable to the vaccine itself, including but not limited to mercury poisoning. On July 23, 2009, the U.S. Food (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The proposed H1N1 influenza vaccine expected to be administered to millions of Americans may pose serious risks, along with subsequent lawsuits due to adverse consequences experienced. Much discussion has recently surfaced about the mandated administration of H1N1 \u201cswine flu\u201d vaccines…<\/span><\/p>\n